In the jungle of Nool, the morning breeze felt cold enough to wear a jacket. The sky is a mixture of dark blue, light blue, lavender, pink, pumpkin orange, and gold with the sun shining a little above the horizon, waiting to float in the sky and give the jungle a giant light. The ever colorful plants of many shapes and sizes are covered in a layer of wet dew, and the water feels almost cold enough to feel as though you were in Antarctica. All the animals are sound asleep in trees, bushes, underground, and in caves.

On the top of Mount Nool, the safest place in the jungle, lies a yellow sunflower and on this sunflower lies a speck of dust. This speck holds the microscopic world of Whoville, home of the Whos. In Whoville, all the Whos are awake as they’re rushing through their breakfast or traveling where they need to be for the day.

Suddenly, a fast and aggressive breeze traveled around the jungle, up Mount Nool and blowing past the sunflower that held the speck of dust that held Whoville. The speck of dust then slipped off the sunflower and flew down the mountain and past the jungle. For three days, it kept on going farther west until it reached to Annville, a nice and modern American city. The speck finally landed on a dandelion in the backyard of the Maroney’s house, where it can be safe.

For now.